Luas: There will be no Luas service on the Red or Green lines on Tuesday morning due to damage at a technical room at the Red Cow depot. It is currently unclear when services will resume.“It will take time to investigate the damage caused and time to repair. We are not able to give an estimate in relation to the time it will take,” the company said in a statement. Luas said it will hold a meeting at noon on Tuesday and will issue an update afterwards.

Buses: Bus Éireann will run a full schedule of services from 5am on Tuesday, with the exception of services provided under the School Transport Scheme.

Dublin Bus: The company said its service would resume from the first bus on Tuesday morning.

Swords Express: The Swords Express service was suspended from 11.15am on Monday but the company expects full service to resume on Tuesday morning.

Rail: Iarnród Éireann said full services would be restored on Tuesday, with minor exceptions, subject to overnight inspections.

The 5.50am train from Cork to Heuston, the 9.45am from Westport to Heuston and all Limerick to Ballybrophy via Nenagh services will not run on Tuesday.

Schools and Colleges: The Department of Education ordered all schools and colleges to close on Monday. It said all schools would be closed on Tuesday also while it was up to colleges to decide what to do. All schools and further education institutes in the North closed on Monday and will remain so on Tuesday. All local RehabCare resource centres and National Learning Network centres are closed today and will remain closed tomorrow.

Knock Airport: All Ryanair services have been cancelled on Monday. Flybe services to the UK are currently listed as operating normally.

Airlines:

Ryanair and Aer Lingus have both cancelled dozens of flights to and from all Irish airports. Other operators have also been affected. Passengers are advised to check the status of their flights prior to departure.

Ferries: All Irish Ferries crossings between Dublin and Holyhead have been cancelled, along with all Stena services from Ireland with the exception of the 11.30pm sailing from Belfast to Cairnryan.

All Aran island ferry sailings to and from Ros-a-Mhil, Co Galway, have been cancelled, as have Aer Arann flights from Indreabhán in Connemara.

The Passage East ferry in Waterford has suspended sailings.

Retailers:Dunnes Stores, Penneys, Debenhams, Heatons, Argos, Marks & Spencer, Brown Thomas, Arnotts, Ikea and Easons are among the retailers that have ceased operations on Monday. All Tesco stores have now closed, and will only reopen “when it is safe to do so”. It has also cancelled all home deliveries on Monday.

Some Supervalus have also been shuttered, and Insomnia Coffee has closed a number of its outlets.

Banks: Bank of Ireland has closed all its branches across Dublin, Ulster, Connacht and Munster, and is keeping the status of other branches under review. AIB has also closed dozens of branches around the country.

Permanent TSB has closed all branches as well as its head office, and Ulster Bank has closed all branches in the Republic with all branches in Northern Ireland shutting from 1pm.

Businesses: Ibec has encouraged all businesses to “minimise the movement of employees” on Monday. Dublin Chamber of Commerce has said employees should be encouraged to work from home and employers should remain flexible over the next 24 hours.

HSE: All hospital outpatient appointments were cancelled on Monday. Hospital appointments were also cancelled in Northern Ireland.

Courts: Most court sittings were postponed nationally on Monday. All courts in Northern Ireland finished at 12.30pm. As of Monday evening the courts are scheduled to sit on Tuesday as normal. Postponed cases from Monday will be rescheduled.

Passport office: The Department of Foreign Affairs has said it has decided to close all offices, including the Passport Offices in Dublin and Cork city and the Irish Aid office in Limerick City.

New citizens: The Department of Justice has postponed all citizenship ceremonies scheduled to take place at the Convention Centre in Dublin on Monday. More than 3,000 people were due to attend.

Driving tests: The Road Safety Authority has said there will be no driving tests on Monday. Candidates scheduled to take their driving test should not attend and the authority will reschedule appointments.

Social Welfare: All customer appointments with the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection are cancelled on Monday. This includes appointments for appeal hearings and appointments with JobPath contractors. Payments will not be affected due to this and affected customers will be contacted by the department to make rearrangements.

Parks and roads:Coillte has said all of its forests will be closed until further notice. Killarney National Park will close for the day, as will the Cliffs of Moher visitor centre. Marlay Park, Cabinteely Park, Deerpark and Killiney Hill.

The Marina in Cork is closed due to the inclement weather, as is Tramore Prom. The Cliffs of Moher visitor centre has also been shuttered for the rest of the day.